The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-10-28
rnE NORTHWEST.


General liquor dealers are beirg prosecuted
q Aurora.
District court 10 in session at Columbus
with . heavy docket.
ttfty.dve men are ct work laying the pipes
for the water works 1t Wahoo.
Cedar R spids'new school building, in course
Of construction, will cost $4,000.
Pneumonia and diphtheria are spreading in
the settlement north OF Ta'mage.
Seward county Will vote November 8 on the
proposition to build . as coo court house.
The Hastines opera houee has been sold to
its manager, Frank D. Tsxgart, for s7s 600.
! NellRh precinct Offers the rest of Antelope
eouuty . bonus of 5000 toward building a
court house.
Peter Louisbure. . prominent farmer living
elk miles from Lindsay, was killed by being
thto1n from his wagon last week.
A lot of eypsies camped in the southern
part Of Nemaha Saturday and remained until
Monday. They were trading horses.
A little girl At B,strice ran through . pane
Of plate glass worth 60. The girl was no,
injured, but NO attempt was made to mend
the pane
The new dag station recently located five
and one-half miles north Of Platte Center has
been named Burrows. No trains stop unless
tagged.
Freight rates on potatoes from Gordonh have
been reduced ten cents ON the hundred to
Missouri river points and ltteen cents to Chi.
cago n Ct. Louis.
Frank Myers Of Syracuse shipped q car con.
tanning Z. 900 ducks and chickens last FRIDAY
to San Francisco. II this adventure proves
successful, other shipments will follow in due
time.
Oskaloosa has 1000 children In school.
Snow fakes were flying at Sac City, Wed.
nesday.
The pope's golden jubilee will be celebrated
ct Emme sburg.
The first killing frost Of the season visited
arinnell Wednesday.
The Salvation army are giving oyster secla-
bles at Council BluRs.
The Iowa Baptist state convention is to be
held at Usage. October 9 to q.
Bishop Hennessy will, DC ober -, delicate
new Catholic church at Usage.
The Rock Island is spending ol0,O 900 In i'm.
proving the water supply for the Stuart chops
at Council Bluffs. A reservoir is being put
In the ground that will hold $4,000 gallons.
The house, harm, hay sacks and outbui,d.
ings Belonging % Tom Hart. farm,r living
two miles north Of Humboldt, were totally de-
stroyed BY fire Saturday evening Loss.
e2400; insurance, $500.
3 John Holland, living near Keokuk, died
last week, sged lO6. He was born in ireland
In 1871. He was one of the oldest citizens In
Iowa. The use Of tobacco for niuety.s,x wears
contributed much to his early demise.
A broom factory, foundry and machine
shops, five new store buildings, large livery
barn and several new dwellings, with a u rye
new hotel being erected, are among the i'm
provements at Herndou this season.
The glucose works at Davenport are busy
fillinv orders that come from all parts of the
United States and Europe. The capacity il
$50 bushels OF corn per dav. Most Of the
corn coming in now is from western Iowa.
The medical and dental department. of the
state university at Iowa City opened with a
k,od attendance. All the departments with
but q stp gle exception. the homeopathic med.
ical department, open with even q larger at.
tendance than last fall.
DAKOTA.
Yaukton gets it's cut stone for the now CITY
hall from Stone City, Iowa.
Prof. Cornwell, of Ordway, ts about tomoys
his fsmily to Usage, Iowa.
Work on the new college building ut Red.
field is being pushed rapidly.
Mai B%,rratt. Of the Republican. is now DIV
ing Aberdeen q good evening daily.
a potato weighing five pounds and fou,
ounces is on exhibition at Deadwood.
John Moore was shot andm .rtally wounde,
by a cowsoy at Pembina, fhur.day.
Specimens Of stone from the Sioux Fall,
qusrries have been on exhibition In Europe.
There ts q car famine at De Smet. Their,
10 wheat enough there to I'LL fifty carr. but NJ
ears.
The farmers near Columbia have a strons
organization, and will hereafter ship theiI
own grain.
Excursfonists from the east in parties o.
100 or more are coming into Dakota oui,,
frequently this fall.
Rev. Norman Ransom, of Grandin, aM.tho
diet Eptsc pal clergyman. who arrived II
Rockford, H., last week, died suddenly thai
evening OF ~ Uphold fever.
Ut. Mcintyre, of G.and Junction. Iowa
the chief enRineer Of the proposed railroad
from Sioux City to Marshall, died Wednesda,
at Canton nf tvrhois fever
MI. B. VI. Driggs Of the Decatur Alabama
Journal. has received q Hne 600 sHver bari
tone horn, the gift Of the Redaeld, Dakota
Military band, Of which he was formerly ,
member.
new Catholic church At Jordan was dedl
Gated SUNDAY.
The Gem Electric Light company wants g.
Cloud to grant II . franchise.
District court is in session At Brown.
Valley, Judge Brown presiding.
Bishop Ireland delivered an address At til,
Minneapolis exposition last week.
The first annualreunion Of the Mississippi
vallsyG g. a. r. wss held this week at K.t
Wing.
The general conferences Of the Norwegian
Lutherans has been In session this week Al
Wilmar.
A tea.year-old girl of . man named Parrot
living in Greenfield, while getting . pail Of
water, fell in the Zumbro river and wa.
drowned,
A. Nels Mortonson, . prominent farme,
living near Hutchinson, was driving through
the streets Saturday his team became fright
ened and ran away, throwing Mr.. Mortonson